The problem here is that:
- sun-java6-plugin does not have a license prompt
- sun-java6-bin has one
sun-java6-plugin is unpacked, then sun-java6-bin. The later asks in its preinst
script for the license, that
is declined. The -bin package is not installed (correctly). But the
sun-java6-plugin package is unpacked and
the system wants to fix -plugin by installing -bin which will fail because the
user declined the license.
The easiest fix is to ask in -plugins for the license as well to ensure if the
user does not accept it, he/she
will not have -plugins unpacked on the system. I attach a patch for this.
** Changed in: software-center (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => In Progress
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Endless stream of repair dialogs after declining sun-java6-plugin EULA
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